Dropbox is being extra careful in migrating our existing customer accounts to ensure smooth transitions for all to the new 2/3 TB plans.'ĭropbox added native support for G Suite documents back in March. As the number of users increases, you can see the willingness to pay creep up as well, to 18.60 for the 51 to 100 range, and 25.05 for 100+ users. Dropbox says the addition of the new storage could take a few weeks to complete for all customers, and with good reason.ĭropbox says, 'Providing a seamless experience for all existing customers, with all their unique account configurations, is of utmost importance. For between 1 and 50 users the willingness to pay averages at 14.58, which is smack dab in the middle of both Box and Dropboxs public-facing price points. Existing customers may have to wait a bit before they see the updated storage capacities. There is a minimum of 3 users on this plan.

New customers will get the updated storage amounts immediately. Standard Plan: 12.50 per user per month annually The popular Standard plan includes 5TB of encrypted storage, team management and collaboration tools, file locking, an admin console, granular sharing permissions, and the Dropbox Transfer feature for up to 2GB. That extra terabyte of data might be enough to keep some business from jumping up from the Business Standard offering to Advanced. For teams needing all the space they can get, Dropbox still offers a plan dubbed Business Advanced that is $20 per user per month that has unlimited storage.

Dropbox Plus keeps its current $8.25 monthly rate and the same 1TB of storage space that money gets you. The Dropbox Professional plan for individuals is also seeing a storage increase, doubling in capacity from 1TB to 2TB for the same $16.58 per month.

Dropbox pricing per user